A variety of state agencies have a role to play in addressing indoor air quality -- from health and education, to labor and business regulation. This page highlights some of the innovative informational resources developed by state health departments as part of their ongoing efforts to reduce indoor air risks and improve public health.
Featured Programs:
New York State Department of Health: Indoor Air Cleaners
California Department of Public Health: Ventilation/Filtration Guidance
Vermont Department of Health: Healthy School Environments
Multiple States: Indoor Contamination from Clandestine Drug Labs
Wisconsin Department of Health Services: Healthy Homes Toolkit
New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services: Lead Poisoning Prevention Video Series
New Jersey Department of Health: Toolkit for Keeping Your Child Care Center Healthy
Washington State Department of Health: Guidance on Cleaning and Disinfection in Public Spaces
California Department of Public Health: Educational Resources on Mold/Dampness
Florida Department of Health: Educational Resources on Carbon Monoxide
Rhode Island Department of Health: Breathe Easy at Home Program
Indiana Department of Health: Guidance on Best Practices for Managing Indoor Air Quality in Schools
Washington State Department of Health: Guidance on Improving Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality during Wildfire Smoke Events
Michigan Dept. of Health & Human Services: Educational Resources on the Health Effects of Mercury
Connecticut Department of Public Health: Child Daycare SAFER Program
Minnesota Department of Health: Model School Indoor Air Quality Management Plan
California Air Resources Board: Limiting Ozone from Air Cleaning Devices
New Jersey Department of Health: IAQ in Public Workplaces